Diabetology Fellowship

The Hoag Diabetology Fellowship offers advanced, comprehensive training in the management of complex diabetes and metabolic disease. Led by expert faculty at the Mary & Dick Allen Diabetes Center, the program equips fellows with deep clinical expertise across the full spectrum of diabetes care, integrating the latest advancements in therapeutics, technology, and population health.

Fellows gain hands-on experience in both outpatient and inpatient settings, managing Type 1, Type 2, and gestational diabetes, while working with continuous glucose monitoring systems, insulin pump technologies, and emerging treatment approaches. The program features flexible, individualized training pathways—including outpatient care, inpatient diabetes management, cardiometabolic integration, and population health—allowing fellows to align their experience with career goals.

Through multidisciplinary collaboration with cardiology, nephrology, gastroenterology, and high-risk obstetrics, fellows develop a holistic approach to chronic disease management. In addition, structured didactics, quality improvement initiatives, and participation in innovative clinical research—including trials in automated insulin delivery and novel metabolic therapies—prepare graduates to lead diabetes programs, advance care models, and improve outcomes for complex patient populations.